Introducing the Precise Simplicity 18650 by Super-T!
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I was impressed by that review. Not because I agree with the review (although, I do), but because it had a lot of clear information given in a short amount of time, along with a few bits of understated humor. Very professional and well done, subscribing 
I was impressed by that review. Not because I agree with the review (although, I do), but because it had a lot of clear information given in a short amount of time, along with a few bits of understated humor. Very professional and well done, subscribing
Yep, I've wondered what the .tv domain was all about, now I know. Talented man!
I can't wait to get mine....with the integrated kick it gives me a ton of options. I was looking at the Provari line, but kept coming back to Super-t. 18650 should get me through my day and then some.
I have an upcoming conference...I have to figure out what I want to take with me on the flight!
I don't dare take my ELA through TSA security lines. The remote chance of confiscation makes it a no brainer for me. Take something that's the least inconspicuous for peace of mind.
Very professional and well done review. Clear, concise and to the point. On the gap with the IMR 2000mah battery, you can try one thick, one thin oring (.170 total oring thickness). As shipped it had two thick orings (.200 total oring thickness).
Just received shipping confirmation that my Precise Simplicity 18650 is on it's way....my P+16 has been lonely.....
Can you guys make a more conductive firing pin? I like the plated brass concept, but I'm feeling some pretty hefty voltage drops. Takes a second to warm up a .45 ohm dual coil, which my magneto can get red hot in a flash.
I would be willing to pay for a custom copper firing pin Pleeeeease
I would be willing to pay for a custom copper firing pin
Pleeeeease
Can you guys make a more conductive firing pin? I like the plated brass concept, but I'm feeling some pretty hefty voltage drops. Takes a second to warm up a .45 ohm dual coil, which my magneto can get red hot in a flash.
I would be willing to pay for a custom copper firing pin
Sounds like you just might have some dirt and dust on your pin and/or battery terminals. Give a wipe with toilet paper or Q-tip and try again.
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I've cleaned all pieces... same issue. Another issue I've noticed is a warm bottom switch after several fires. There is some major resistance in the bottom switch. I have got it warm and immediately removed the battery and the battery is cool. I am not over discharging my battery and my resistance is well within the amp limits of my battery.
I only have one dual coil dripper at the moment. Happens with all my dual coil builds. Will update this post upon receipt of trident (in transit).
Maybe the firing pin doesn't handle the current well??? I am pushing about 44 watts @ 10.5 amps. A solid piece of metal should be able to handle that
I do not experience any conductivity issues; both power and consistency-wise. However -not that's a biggie or anything, just curiosity- both my friend and I experience a "hot button" often with our Simplicities... With many different atties and a fully clean mod; etc, meaning in different circumstances...
Again, not disfunctional whatsoever or anything, but curious on this... Any ideas why this may be? Anyone else also getting this!?
Again, not disfunctional whatsoever or anything, but curious on this... Any ideas why this may be? Anyone else also getting this!?
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